The Private Sector Did Not Fail Us in This Bad Economy... Socialism Did!

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Anyone who thinks it was the private sector who caused this economic problem needs to look at the facts. Fact, the economy tanked when the real estate bubble burst. Fact, the real estate bubble was created by the government forcing finance companies to take on bad loans. Fact, the first major corporations to go under were Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. These two companies aren't private enterprises. They are partnerships between private enterprise and the federal government. In other words.. Socialist. Fact, The government half of the partnerships were supposed to have oversight over the private side. The private side was cooking the books and giving false reports. When Rahm Emanuel and the others on the government side of it found out about it, they worked to cover it up. When they found out about the corruption, Reps Barney Frank, Sen. Chuck Hagel and both the Republican and Democrat leadershipos refused to do anything about it. Fact, the current economic problems didn't hit the private sector until the loan money dried up. Fact, the Big 3 auto industry is overburdoned by laws requiring them to spend hundreds of millions of dollars that do nothing to promote the production and distribution of cars and trucks. ~~~ That pathetic part of it all is, now that socialism has wreaked havoc on our economy, Marxist idiots like Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi, Barney Frank and Prs. Obama now insist that "government is the only answer". Government isn't the answer, but it IS the problem! We're looking at the fox with chicken feathers all over his face, demanding he provide us with eggs from the very chickens he killed and ate. Let's quit being naive little rodents here folks. We know the problem, but we're so afraid of the solution we are willing to surrender our rights and freedom. We are so spoiled by easy answers that we are willing to execute anyone who dares say the only real answer out loud. The real and hard truth is, if we aren't willing to ride through this recession now, without demanding our government play mommy and daddy to us, we are only passing a major depression on to our kids. Get out of your mind numbed, spoiled rotten comfort zones and be willing to do what the "Greatest Generation" did for us. That is, ride through the hard times and be ready to work hard to make life better for the next generation. If we're so arrogant that we're not ready and willing to do that, then we've never progressed beyond the need for diaper changes.